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Apples EC has rocketed higher to 76 up from 55. which on face value makes Apple an expensive stock to buy right now. However, when one actually looks under the hood at whats going on at Apple then one finds the reason why Apple has been bid up to such lofty levels, where its current price even after the recent correction is more than double where the stock was trading during March. The answer lies in Apples 2 year transition away from using former best buddy Intels CPUs which has ...

Bitcoin traders and enthusiasts are riding the wave after the incredible rally from $9,000 to $42,000 throughout Q4:2020.  It certainly was an incredible run – more than quadrupling in value in less than three months. Now we find ourselves in an early 2021 corrective phase which will end in either another Breakout/Rally attempt or an Excess Phase (Blow-off) Top.  This article highlights both potential outcomes because at this stage it is difficult to determine a single high-pr...

The ex-CEO of BP’s global petrochemicals business will work with the UK’s first end-to-end battery recycling group In continued efforts to secure a greener future in the battery metals industry, Technology Minerals is pleased to welcome Nick Elmslie as an Advisor to the Board. Elmslie has extensive experience in the chemicals industry. His financial expertise will offer a unique opinion to allow better decision making for Technology Minerals; a company determined to secure a greener futur...

Anyone who owns precious metals, mining shares or metals ETFs knows the drill. First, gold and silver begin to establish an uptrend on the charts. Analysts (like us) start writing about how prices are getting ready to make an upside run. Then "out of nowhere" thousands of highly margined futures contracts hit the market on the short side, "re-painting" the charts, sending terror into the hearts of stackers and those who believe in "honest money." The reality is that honest money is being ...

Peter Krauth, the editor of Silver Stock Investor, looks at silvers bull markets since the 1970s and discusses what he thinks lies ahead. Theres no consensus on whether silver is in its second or third secular bull market since the 1970s. Thats because people define bull markets in different ways. But as Ill show you, its not that important. What we do know is that silver enjoyed a huge bull market from about 1971 until 1980, and then another major bull run from about 2001 until 2011. ...

But what if we had three hands? Larry Niven and Jerry Pournelles 1974 book, "The Mote in God’s Eye," features an alien species with three arms. It has two “normal” hands and a stronger, but less dexterous one called the “gripping hand.” The gripping hand was their most powerful alternative. This book comes to mind when I think about whats in store for 2021: • On one hand, we have some extraordinarily good reasons for optimism. • On the other hand are several potentiall...

BusinessWeek magazine in July 2000. Amazon’s future looked bleak after the tech bubble burst earlier that year. The online shopping pioneer was hemorrhaging cash, forcing it to cut 15% of its workforce. Top fund managers cut Amazon from their portfolios.  And over the following year, its stock price sank from $105 to  $5. Source: Twitter In 2000, Amazon was a small online store selling books and CDs. It soon branched out to other categories like electronics. But folks remained skepti...

To illustrate how incompetent Britains government healthcare system, the NHS response to the chinese coronavirus pandemic has been is the fact that only now in late January 2021 is the NHS recommending that people who suspect they have coronavirus monitor their oxygen levels at home before becoming more seriously ill and calling an ambulance to take them to hospital. This is shocking, as something which was obvious from the outset that an respiratory illness demands that one monitors their oxyg...

The weakness in the US Dollar, which initiated after the Covid-19 peak in March 2020, has entered an extended downward price trend which is nearing a key support level near 88.33.  One key factor related to this trend is a weakness in the US Dollar, which means other foreign currencies become comparatively stronger.  This transitional currency valuation phase creates an environment where localized foreign investments may become much more opportunistic than the US stock market/se...

Figure 1 - USD Index In yesterday’s (Jan. 19) analysis , I commented on the above USD Index chart in the following way: The USD Index is after a major breakout above the declining resistance lines and this breakout was confirmed. Consequently, the USD Index is likely to rally, but is it likely to rally shortly? The answer to this question is being clarified at the moment of writing these words, because the USD Index moved back to its rising short-term support line that’s based on the ...